Photo by Mike Nice
Camperdown Way has recently undergone a face lift: the sidewalks were improved and the power lines were buried. Although there is still some finishing work remaining, this is a huge improvement.
Camperdown Way – Before
The nearby Rhett Street has also gone wireless in this Before – After look at the complete transformation:
Photo by Mike Nice
This “pocket park” is located in front of the Greenville Water System building on Broad Street. The Greenville Water System is planning some major development behind this building, which may include another park.
Co-incidentally, Prospect Hill is the location where Vardry McBee of yesterday’s post made his home in Greenville. The McBee house on Prospect Hill was demolished in 1920.
Photo by Mike Nice
The statue of Vardry McBee sitting in the rain last week.
Photo by Mike Nice
The saying would ordinarily be “April showers bring May flowers”, but this year, the April Showers are keeping the flowers watered, even though they had to stay closed this weekend for the unusually cool temperature.
Photo by Mike Nice
This reflection is in the lower part of the sculpture in Falls Park named Falls Lake Falls by Brian Hunt.
Photo by Mike Nice
Spring at the Reedy River Falls, just after the leaves have emerged.
Photo by Mike Nice
This Line Throwing Gun on display in McPherson Park was used in the early 20th century to throw a weighted line from one ship to another, or to toss out a life preserver from a rescue ship.